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Posted by nature_lover_tvl QLD Aust (My Page) on Tue, Dec 20, 05 at 20:02
| Merry Christmas and a happy new year. hope everyones 2006 is a very fruitful year. hope everyones gardens are doing well.. Go the Native Plants..
Brad (new member 21/12/2005) |
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RE: Merry Christmas from a new member
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| Welcome to GW, and Merry Christmas and a safe and happy New Year to you. |
RE: Merry Christmas from a new member
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| From another new member - Merry Christmas, Brad. Hope to hear more about your garden once the Christmas pud has been digested and you're out in the garden again. |
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| Thanks for the kind replies.,.,.,. A bit about me.. Grew up in South Australia, always loved plants. Started a gardening apprenticeship, finished cert 2 in horticulture. left my apprenticeship for a postion in a native plant nursery in adelaide. natives are my passion. stuffed my back up moved back to my parents for two years, had my back operation and bludged while it healed, most boring 2 years of my life. Moved to Townsville QLD, love it here. now work with computers since i cant lift too much now. Still frequently visit various bush sites. The vegetation here is so much different to what im used too. trying to learn tropical plants now, aint easy....Glad to be a member of this great forum and look forward to swapping info with you all...feel free to email me at any time.. brad_tye@hotmail.com |
RE: Merry Christmas from a new member
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| Season's greetings to you too Brad and all the other Native fans. Hope the back improves in the New Year for you and good luck with the 'new tropicals'. I'm sure there's a lot to learn!...Cheers, Dee. |
RE: Merry Christmas from a new member
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| Hi and Merry Christmas to you also, looking forward to reading about your garden in the near future......Cheers..MM. |
RE: Merry Christmas from a new member
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| Hi Brad, enjoy Townsville and nQ. Reminds me, I was quite excited to see the local publications in the JCU bookshop. They ranged from a simple booklet on the plants of the Douglas campus to detailed ID help on the flora of Magnetic Island and the Burra ? Range and more. Had no dough at the time else wouldn't have been able to resist some addition to the native shelf. Cheers Rose |
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